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Revision as of 23:29, 22 January 2014
Radzone is a game from Mastertronic
Information
| Title: | Radzone |
| Company: | Mastertronic |
| Written by: | Dave Rogers / Colin Hogg |
| Type: | Platform |
| Year: | 1986 |
Plot
The colonisation team had almost completed their task when a nuclear power unit went super-critical. The base had to be abandoned. It is now down to you to make the planetoid safe again! You do this by moving around the planetoid, "decontaminating" it - collecting all the radioactive objects - and when each screen is cleared, it becomes a Safe Zone. A screen which no longer exposes you to radiation - something which happens all the time in non-safe screens. Of course, there are highly radioactive life forms to avoid as well. Once all screens have been made safe, you complete the game. You have a few spare radiation suits (lives) on the start screen. Without a suit, you are highly vulnerable.
Screenshots
Inlay
Reviews
Links
Cheats/Hints
- The Amstrad User Cheat Mode
- KEYPRESS CHEAT: Just before you change screens, hold down CTRL + SHIFT + COPY
Now simply enter the number you want (1-42) and you will be transported to that screen. 42 screens in the game! Helps cut down the travel time.
- Infinite Lives: Hacked Radzone .dsk file
